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Re: Unwetting leads of Palladium Plated Pins

Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 01 22:37:01 EST 1999 | Dave F

| Hello! SMT professionals, | | I do not know if anyone posted this question before. | Last week, I reflowed our newly designed thin Rigid-Flex pcb with 0.040" thickness. I found all of pins of a TQFP48 ic did not get wetted. I could see on the hee

Re: List By Thread / List By Message

Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 26 10:33:17 EST 1999 | Dave F

Cunli: I think the phrases are worded accurately and don't think rewording them would change the situation. Other options to consider are: 1 Make the old thread current, after someone makes a new posting 2 Just make the new message a new thread, th

Re: CPk using glass slugs?

Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 25 22:01:52 EST 1999 | Chris G.

| Read an earlier thread about using glass slugs to determine placement CPk. Can it actually be done this way? What's the procedure? Be interesting to know 'cause if it's feasible, I'd probably get myself a kit. None of us here are stat's experts

Re: SMT Thru-hole Data Collection

Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 02 13:00:12 EST 1999 | Bill Haynes

| I'm trying to get a feel for what the industry is doing with regards to collecting assembly defect data in the SMT/PWA process. Is it sampling or 100%? What are the points within the process where critical assembly defect data is collected. We run

Re: SMT Thru-hole Data Collection

Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 03 12:01:08 EST 1999 | Dave F

| I'm trying to get a feel for what the industry is doing with regards to collecting assembly defect data in the SMT/PWA process. Is it sampling or 100%? What are the points within the process where critical assembly defect data is collected. We run

Re: 45 Degree Wave Soldering

Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 22 19:22:40 EST 1999 | Steve Gregory

| A rash of new products here at my company have designs with multi-pin connectors 90 out-of-phase (orientation)wiht respect to wave direction, which has lead to massive bridging (shorts) problems.... | | Does anyone still use the 45 Degree Pallet

Re: 45 Degree Wave Soldering

Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 23 11:09:12 EST 1999 | Steve Gregory

Hi Dave! Dat' be da same board we ran at NEPCON East in 97'! Ray Rua was running the TAC line then (his company usually runs the TAC line at almost all NEPCON shows). A couple of things I wanted to point out on that GIF image that might b

Re: 45 Degree Wave Soldering

Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 23 14:21:17 EST 1999 | Mike McMonagle

| A rash of new products here at my company have designs with multi-pin connectors 90 out-of-phase (orientation)wiht respect to wave direction, which has lead to massive bridging (shorts) problems.... | | Does anyone still use the 45 Degree Pallet

Re: Solder Paste Vs Solder Paste Cartridges

Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 22 13:39:22 EST 1999 | Justin Medernach

| Can anybody give me the Pros and Cons of of using Cartridges over jars and/or vice-versa. Also, if using cartridges, what is the best way to keep the paste from seperating, short of buying a mixer that cost over $5000.00 | Thanks, | Bill | Bill,

Re: Solder Paste Vs Solder Paste Cartridges

Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 22 14:30:55 EST 1999 | Steve Gregory

Hi Bill! Justin hit the nail on the head with his advice. One other thing I'd add too is that if your volume and such points to using cartridges, I found that sometimes operators can get a little wasteful. I worked for a memory company where we


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